A poem for Easter
by
Carolyn Temte
Colloquy On New Life
Sing aloud, O Mothers and Fathers!
A litany for Easter services, by Margaret D. McGee.
Sing aloud, O mothers and sons! Fathers and daughters, sisters and brothers, rejoice and exult with all your hearts! Let us offer our prayers and thanksgivings with one voice, calling out the good news —
Continue reading “Sing aloud, O Mothers and Fathers!”Tenebrae
A Poem for Holy Week
by Tom Robb
A Love Story
Homily for Maundy Thursday
by
Margaret D. McGee
Tonight, we hear a love story. At the story’s end, our God and Creator is visible, real and present, at a supper table, among a circle of friends.
Continue reading “A Love Story”Remember That You Are Dust
Today is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. At the Ash Wednesday service this evening, our rector Dianne Andrews will draw a cross on my forehead in ash and tell me to “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” She’ll do that for every person who walks up to the altar. In response, I’ll say “Amen!”
Continue reading “Remember That You Are Dust”Letting Go, and Letting Go
It's Lent, and I find myself in a process of letting go, and letting go.Continue reading “Letting Go, and Letting Go”
Prayers With Lenten Hope
Responsive Prayers by Tom Robb, for use on the first Sunday of Lent.
With Lenten prayer and Lenten hope the Spirit beckons us on toward Jerusalem.
In Moses’ dusty footsteps we follow Jesus into the howling wilderness – comfort only a memory.
Mortality
A Homily for Ash Wednesday
by
Margaret D. McGee
Greetings, fellow mortals.
Continue reading “Mortality”Prayers to God of Every Time and Place
Responsive prayers by Brad Offutt, appropriate for use during Lent.
God of every time and place, help all who in their journey, step by step, come to worship you in spirit and in truth.
Continue reading “Prayers to God of Every Time and Place”Spring Rain
Spring Equinox. 8:20 AM
Wind moving through the tall trees. A cool breeze on my face. Continue reading “Spring Rain”
